A Round Table event saw members of Wirral Youth Voice groups debate three subjects identified as their top priorities.

The Mockingbird Programme is an approach to fostering that provides carers and children with an extended family.

The service received the accolade for its Child First approach, viewing individuals who offend as children rather than offenders, as well as innovative practice and contribution to wider system reform.

October half-term is here and families across Wirral are spoiled for choice when it comes to keeping children entertained.

Balance bike classes are taught in a friendly environment, with qualified instructors on hand to help your child with the issues they may be having.

Matty became the first person to secure local employment through a training scheme designed for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Young people got the chance to learn about meaningful opportunities to develop skills, knowledge and confidence for future careers in Wirral Council.

The event will bring together the people, services and organisations that support children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Wirral.

The event recognised foster carers who go above and beyond to support children in their care, while also thanking the wider fostering community.

The programme targets young people aged 18 to 21 who are not in education, employment or training (NEET). It ensures that they can overcome barriers to work and learning, get training and build confidence that will help them find a stable job. 

Wirral Youth Justice Service Annual Plan 2026/27 highlights the positive impact of support and prevention work across the borough. 

There was plenty of laughter, fun and ice cream on the menu as foster families from across Wirral came together for the annual Fostering Summer Event.